GEORGE CHRISTENSEN NEEDS TO CUT THE CORD
May 23, 2018
With Pauline Hanson’s latest backflip, Malcolm Turnbull’s $80 billion tax cut for big business is now hanging by a thread. Now is the time for George Christensen to cut the cord.
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With Pauline Hanson’s latest backflip, Malcolm Turnbull’s $80 billion tax cut for big business is now hanging by a thread. Now is the time for George Christensen to cut the cord.
Read MoreLabor is driving a better deal to put more money back into the pockets of car owners and give 23,000 independent repairers a boost – with a plan to make car manufacturers share their technical information so that vehicles can be serviced by any mechanic. Today, I will meet with Nathan, a local independent mechanic who has been campaigning for a level playing field for all mechanics, even if they’re not affiliated with car manufacturers.
Read MoreNew data from the Federal Parliamentary Library has revealed that the Turnbull Government’s $65 billion tax cut for big businesses will have little benefit for Bert Van Manen’s electorate of Forde. The official figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, show that only thirteen businesses based in Forde will share in the LNP’s windfall for big business.
Read MoreNew data from the Federal Parliamentary Library has revealed that the Turnbull Government’s $65 billion tax cut for big businesses will have little benefit for Michelle Landry’s electorate of Capricornia. The official figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, show that only eight businesses based in Capricornia will share in the LNP’s windfall for big business.
Read MoreNew data from the Federal Parliamentary Library has revealed that the Turnbull Government’s $65 billion tax cut for big businesses will have little benefit for George Christensen’s electorate of Dawson. The official figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, show that only six businesses based in Dawson will share in the LNP’s windfall for big business.
Read MoreThe Shadow Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Brendan O'Connor and Russell Robertson, the Labor Candidate for Capricornia will be in Rockhampton today to talk to workers, unions and employers about stopping unfair labour hire practices and the growing instance of insecure work. The most recent ABS Characteristics of Employment Survey data shows that there are 23,500 labour hire workers in Queensland. Too many labour hire w...
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